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Judge Devan Ramachandran addresses public space accessibility in Kakkanad

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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Kerala High Court judge Devan Ramachandran delivered a message while opening White Cane Day celebrations in Kakkanad on October 19, 2026. He called for public spaces to be made barrier-free for visually impaired people, arguing that society must stop creating obstacles. The judge also criticized the misuse of footpaths and tactile paths, noting that vehicles reportedly continue to occupy walkways despite previous interventions.

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The judge’s comments emphasize the need for public infrastructure to accommodate different abilities, rather than forcing individuals to adjust to existing systems. This discussion highlights ongoing issues regarding urban planning and the proper use of public rights-of-way.

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  • Kochi Metro Rail LimitedSpeculative

    Kochi Metro Rail Limited might face increased operational costs related to infrastructure maintenance and compliance with accessibility standards.

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